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Is there any open source online WYSIWYG Editor for various XML documents? I think the style could be added by XSLT, but if there is an editor, wich uses some other way to assign style to an XML file, I'm intrested.

EDIT: I've checked Xopus, Jaxe, Vex, Oxygen, Bitflux already, but none of them are matches the conditions above (not opensource, not online, etc)

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  • What kind of style are you referring to? Plain old XML has no style. It's simply markup. – Justin Niessner Sep 09 '10 at 15:18
  • Heh, this was asked only today: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3675804/wysiwyg-xml-editor-dtd-or-relaxng-or-xsd-based-grammars – Pekka Sep 09 '10 at 15:18
  • I'm out of close votes for today but this looks like a good duplicate to me: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1574674/wysiwyg-editor-for-xsl-transformed-xml-outputting-back-into-xml – Pekka Sep 09 '10 at 15:18
  • Sorry, I looked that in related questions, but I couldn't find that one. I will try that, thanks. Justin: Yeah, you are right, the editor should handle xslt, i think. – mimrock Sep 09 '10 at 15:19
  • @mimrock no problem. Nice gravatar by the way! Is that from Commander Keen? – Pekka Sep 09 '10 at 15:20
  • @Pekka Yes, from Commander Keen 4:) – mimrock Sep 09 '10 at 15:22
  • @mimrock I *knew* it :) Nice! – Pekka Sep 09 '10 at 15:27
  • Hmm, I've just checked this Jaxe and it's not an online thing. XOPUS isn't good too, it's not open source(well, it's source is obfuscated) and definetly not free. So my question is still not solved:( – mimrock Sep 09 '10 at 15:30
  • Hmm... The question from today may still yield something! – Pekka Sep 09 '10 at 15:41
  • @Pekka: Bitflux is abandoned long time ago, and maybe broken too(it wants mozilla 1.6 to work :D), Vex and Oxygen aren't online. – mimrock Sep 09 '10 at 15:46
  • @mimrock I mean that more may still come up, the question is still young. – Pekka Sep 09 '10 at 15:56
  • @Pekka: I see, sorry then, I'm newbie. – mimrock Sep 09 '10 at 15:57

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WebJaxe is the online equivalent of Jaxe. It's actually more than that, since it has CMS features. As with Jaxe, you can change the look of XML elements in the editor with a config file. WebJaxe can use a PHP script and an XSLT transform to generate a website with the XML.

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